Health

Key Takeaways Former NFL and UFC athletes report better thinking and mood after ibogaine treatment abroad. Ibogaine treatment uses a powerful plant-based psychedelic to target brain injuries. Early studies on military veterans show improved brain connections, but more proof is needed. Doctors warn about heart risks and urge medical...

Key takeaways • Collagen supplements may boost skin firmness and reduce wrinkles. • The global collagen market is worth billions and still growing. • Scientific proof about collagen supplements remains mixed and unclear. • Biotech and AI advances promise more effective products soon. • Strong rules and ethical checks will shape the future of...

  Key Takeaways: Former President Trump recently gave medical advice on Truth Social. He mentioned Tylenol and other treatments for fevers and viruses. MSNBC medical analyst Dr. Vin Gupta responded with a detailed fact check. Experts warn against taking medical advice from non-doctors. Understanding Trump's Tylenol Advice Controversy Former President Donald Trump...

  Key Takeaways:   The Trump administration is reviewing how safe the abortion pill mifepristone is. Officials may change how the pill is given or monitored through new safety rules. The review focuses on updates to the current Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS). This move follows requests from Republican-led states...

Key Takeaways A Harvard study shows private equity hospitals have higher death rates in ERs and ICUs. Cost cuts like fewer nurses and doctors cause more infections and patient falls. Profit motives drive these changes, making care riskier. Experts call for new rules to protect patients over profits. Private equity...

Key Takeaways ACA subsidies may end by year’s end without congressional action Health insurance premiums could double overnight 400,000 Californians might drop coverage if subsidies vanish California set aside $190 million, but needs $2.5 billion to fill the gap Congress must act quickly to avoid a massive coverage loss Millions...

Key takeaways • Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens has filed articles of impeachment against HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. • She accuses him of cutting cancer and addiction research and restricting vaccine access. • Stevens claims his actions have driven up health care costs and threatened public safety. • Despite slim odds in...

  Key Takeaways: Donald Trump warned pregnant women against taking Tylenol during a press conference. He claimed Tylenol use in pregnancy is linked to autism in children. Medical experts say this claim lacks solid scientific proof. Some studies suggest a possible connection, but not a definite cause. Pregnant women should...

  Key Takeaways • About 3 in 4 children rely on Medicaid coverage or CHIP by age 18. • Nearly 2 in 5 kids experience a period without any health insurance. • Non-expansion states see higher rates of coverage loss. • Federal Medicaid cuts could widen existing gaps in care. Kids Rely on Medicaid Coverage Most...

Key Takeaways • President Trump and HHS Secretary Kennedy claim a link between Tylenol and autism. • Scientists and autistic advocates widely criticize their statements. • Experts say no solid proof ties Tylenol during pregnancy to autism. • Autistic lawmakers in Pennsylvania call for science-based policy. • Families need clear guidance from medical professionals,...

Key Takeaways • Senator Ron Johnson repeated unproven claims that Tylenol causes autism. • Neither President Trump nor Robert Kennedy Jr. provided solid science. • Tylenol maker Kenvue strongly rejected the Tylenol autism link claims. • An economist mocked the comparison to Ivermectin deaths. • The government will add a warning label for pregnant...

  Key Takeaways: President Trump suggested a link between vaccines and rising autism rates during a recent press event. He encouraged parents to space out vaccines instead of following the standard schedule. Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. also blamed Tylenol use during pregnancy. Experts in autism strongly...

Key takeaways • Medicaid cuts force rural clinics to shut their doors. • Three Virginia clinics will close this month. • Experts warn small communities face bigger hits. • Political leaders clash over who’s to blame. • Without change, more towns could lose health services.   Rural families rely on local clinics for checkups and care....

Key takeaways: President Trump claimed Tylenol use during pregnancy can cause autism without evidence. Medical experts say no scientific data backs any Tylenol autism link. Untreated fevers in pregnancy pose real risks to mother and baby. Trump made the announcement alongside Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Dr. Mehmet Oz. ...

  Key Takeaways:   Former President Donald Trump says a major autism breakthrough is coming. The Trump administration started a large autism research push earlier this year. Trump claims a major medical discovery will change how we see autism. Full details are expected in his announcement on Monday. Major Autism Discovery on...

Key Takeaways: Trump officials may link Tylenol use during pregnancy to autism. A new statement is expected in an upcoming Oval Office event. Tylenol (paracetamol) could be advised only for high fever in pregnancy. Trump says an “amazing” autism-related announcement is coming soon. Medical experts are cautioning against spreading...

  Key Takeaways: Kenvue's interim CEO, Kirk Perry, met privately with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The goal was to prevent Tylenol from being mentioned in an upcoming autism report. Perry said there is no proven scientific link between Tylenol and autism. Kennedy is working on a report about possible causes...

  Key Takeaways: Trump claims acetaminophen during pregnancy may increase autism risk His administration wants more research into autism “cures” Robert F. Kennedy Jr. led investigations into autism’s causes Medical experts say conclusions may lack strong scientific proof Critics warn misinformation could harm public health Trump Sparks Autism Debate With Acetaminophen...

Key Takeaways An FDA official halted a promising melanoma immunotherapy called RP1. Critics say this decision could cost lives of patients with advanced melanoma. The move ties into Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr.’s anti-pharma stance. Career experts and oncologists supported the therapy after strong trial results.   A top...

Key Takeaways: • Nearly 20,000 U.S. children caught hepatitis B before 1991; now fewer than 1,000 do. • Experts warn delaying the hepatitis B vaccine puts babies at higher risk. • A new CDC panel may change the birth shot rule without fresh evidence. • Vaccinating at birth is proven safe and stops...